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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1919
Page
2
A fragment describes a sermon sheet bearing the line from Jeremiah. The speaker recalls crumpling the page in his hand and disposing it in a waste basket. The text hints at a misread or garbled era clerical note titled Maralyn of the Gmers.
In a coastal village a chapel bell ropes routines trigger a rescue and a night of small town mischief. Chet Gormley and Mandy Marlow heroics lead to recovery as Carolyn May and Rev Driggs witness growing community ties. Amanda Parlow and Uncle Joe mend old feuds, while spring brings new hope and patience amid chores, illness, and quiet plans.
The article discusses postwar plans to settle returning American soldiers in Canada as farmers. It highlights Canada’s favorable land offers, government support, and programs to ensure independence from state aid, stressing opportunities in grain production, education, and infrastructure to grow a self-sustaining agricultural population.
Health talk notes discuss common stomach symptoms and digestion issues. The article promotes Dr Peree's medical remedies and Piere’s Vinegar Pills as digestive aids, claiming they improve appetite, energy, and overall health. The piece mirrors period ad style with recommended tonics and cures.
Commentary notes that paying 13 dollars 13 cents per hundredweight for live beef cattle last year would yield no profit, illustrating how a price of 13.13 dollars would have achieved break even. The piece emphasizes the slim margins in meat trading and corporate pricing.
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